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Landscape‐scale Variation in Pathogen‐suppressive Bacteria in Tropical Dry Forest Soils of Costa Rica

2014-11-01

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Bacteria in the genus Streptomyces are ubiquitous in soil and are well‐known for their production of diverse secondary metabolites, including antibiotics that can inhibit soil‐borne plant pathogens and suppress disease. Pathogen‐suppressive soil bacteria have the potential to influence plant community composition and diversity, but remain relatively unexplored in tropical forest soils. To estimate the potential fo...

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Literature Corpus work: 72346a80-c015-562d-9ba0-4c230960d652
DOI: 10.1111/btp.12155

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